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Experts discover proteins which degrade plastic

Researchers have discovered proteins that are actively engaged in degrading plastic. In a study being hailed as ground-breaking, scientists at the University of Stirling’s Faculty of Natural Sciences uncovered the crucial role of bacteria found ...

26 Feb 2024 at 12:41

North Sea collision could be ‘devastating’ to already battered area, experts say

The North Sea collision between an oil tanker and a container ship could have a “devastating” impact on a marine environment already facing multiple pressures – and hit by other wildlife disasters in recent years. Overfishing, the offshore oil ...

11 Mar 2025 at 12:28

Container ship damaged in North Sea collision arrives in Port of Aberdeen

A container ship which collided with a US tanker in the North Sea, leading to its captain being charged with gross negligence manslaughter, has arrived in Aberdeen. Portuguese vessel Solong was towed to the Scottish city for “safe berthing” ...

28 Mar 2025 at 14:14

UK seas in 2025: ‘Incredible’ octopuses, pollution and some puffin good news

It has been the “year of the octopus” in seas off the south west of England, as warm conditions led to the biggest bloom in numbers for 75 years. Divers and snorkellers reported numerous sightings, including of multiple octopuses, with the ...

22 Dec 2025 at 00:01

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